List of Gaumont films (1980–1989)

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The following is a list of films produced, co-produced, and/or distributed by French film company Gaumont in the 1980s. The films are listed under their French release dates.

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1980

Release dateTitleNotes
4 January 1980 Le Voyage en douce
19 March 1980 The King and the Mockingbird
26 March 1980 Le Guignolo
7 May 1980 Girls
Christ Stopped at Eboli
Fantastica
11 June 1980 The Heiresses
6 August 1980 It Rained All Night the Day I Left
27 August 1980 The Lady Banker
3 September 1980 Loulou
17 September 1980 The Last Metro
24 September 1980 La femme enfant
26 September 1980 La terrazza
11 June 1980 Public Telephone
8 October 1980 The Umbrella Coup
5 November 1980 City of Women
12 November 1980 The Wonderful Day
26 November 1980 Tust
17 December 1980 La Boum

1981

Release dateTitleNotes
14 January 1981 Adrien's Story
Clara et les Chics Types
21 January 1981 La provinciale
18 February 1981 Voltati Eugenio
4 March 1981 The Aviator's Wife
11 March 1981 The Lady of the Camellias
6 May 1981 The Wings of the Dove
11 May 1981 Three Brothers
20 May 1981 Light Years Away
Quartet
27 May 1981 Possession
15 July 1981 La disubbidienza
30 September 1981 The Woman Next Door
21 October 1981 The Professional
9 December 1981 La Chèvre
16 December 1981 Eaux profondes

1982

Release dateTitleNotes
13 January 1982 All Fired Up
15 May 1982 That Night in Varennes
25 May 1982 The Hatter's Ghost
8 September 1982 Querelle
The Big Brother
22 September 1982 The Trout
24 September 1982 Hécate
29 September 1982 Il Marchese del Grillo
27 October 1982 Ace of Aces
8 December 1982 La Boum 2

1983

Release dateTitleNotes
12 January 1983 Danton
26 January 1983 Antonieta
2 March 1983 My Dinner with Andre
9 March 1983 Fanny and Alexander
6 April 1983 Entre Nous
18 May 1983 The Moon in the Gutter
25 May 1983 The Wounded Man
10 August 1983 The Eyes, the Mouth
7 September 1983 Hanna K.
14 September 1983 Liberty Belle
21 September 1983 My Other Husband
19 October 1983 Sheer Madness
26 October 1983 Le Marginal
16 November 1983 À Nos Amours
17 November 1982 Identification of a Woman

1984

Release dateTitleNotes
4 January 1984 And the Ship Sails On
11 January 1984 Retenez Moi...Ou Je Fais Un Malheur
18 January 1984 P'tit Con
23 February 1984 Swann in Love
14 March 1984 Carmen
4 April 1984 Sandstorm
24 April 1984 Dangerous Moves
23 May 1984 Success Is the Best Revenge
22 August 1984 Good King Dagobert
5 September 1984 Le tartuffe
19 September 1984 Souvenirs, Souvenirs
17 October 1984 Love on the Ground
19 November 1984 Par où t'es rentré ? On t'a pas vu sortir

1985

Release dateTitleNotes
23 January 1985 Hail Mary
13 February 1985 Death in a French Garden
10 April 1985 Subway
4 September 1985 Police
11 December 1985 Asterix Versus Caesar

1986

Release dateTitleNotes
5 March 1986 My Brother-in-Law Killed My Sister
19 March 1986 Family Business
9 April 1986 Betty Blue
15 October 1986 The Joint Brothers distribution only; produced by Les Films Christian Fechner and Les Films Optimistes [1]
3 December 1986 Asterix in Britain co-production with Dargaud Films and Les Productions René Goscinny [2]
10 December 1986 Kamikaze
17 December 1986 Les Fugitifs

1987

Release dateTitleNotes
30 December 1987 Keep Your Right Up

1988

Release dateTitleNotes
24 February 1988 The Possessed
11 May 1988 The Big Blue English-language film; co-production with Les Films du Loup [3]
5 October 1988 L'Étudiante
26 October 1988 The Bengali Night

1989

Release dateTitleNotes
1 March 1989 My Best Pals
29 March 1989 Un tour de manège
12 April 1989 Roselyne et les lions
17 May 1989 Splendor Italian-language film; co-production with Cecchi Gori Group and Studio E.L. [4] [5]
4 October 1989 Asterix and the Big Fight co-production with Dargaud Films [6]

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